ANAESTHESIA

This study tested whether visual or sensory distraction tools could help reduce anxiety and pain in young children during dental injections. Researchers compared 100 children aged 4-6 who received either visual distraction, sensory distraction, or no distraction during their dent…

This study tested whether a targeted nerve-block injection could provide better pain relief after breast cancer surgery. It involved 70 patients who had a mastectomy, comparing the nerve block to standard pain medication. The main goals were to see if the block reduced the need f…

This study tested whether wearing augmented reality glasses could help children feel less pain and anxiety during a common dental injection. Researchers compared four different distraction methods, including showing movies or video games through the glasses, in 108 children aged …

This study looked at whether the amount of spinal fluid in a person's lower back, as seen on an MRI scan, affects how spinal anesthesia works. Researchers studied 40 adults who had recent back MRIs and then received spinal anesthesia for surgery. They measured the spinal fluid vo…